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That was short for Hilbert Period. It is
covered in detail in several Stocks and Commodities articles by John Ehlers
of MESA fame. If you open Clyde's code for the adaptive stochastic you can
see how it is calculated. It is a way of measuring the phase of an angle(0
to 360 degrees). In this case it is the phase angle of a price cycle whose
period changes. Maybe Clyde can explain it better.
bobr
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Subject: [RT] Hilbert?
Bob,You wrote:"Attached is
another example in the third plot down of a dual stochastic where one period
is based on 0.5 of the Hilbert (Magenta) and the other is based on 1.0 Hilbert
period(Yellow). The idea was that if there is going to be a trend change it
might show up in the 0.5*Hilbert before the 1.0*Hilbert. Note the recent
crossing of the Magenta below the Yellow, possibly suggesting a topping phase?
"Please explain the 'Hilbert' - this is a new one on
me.Trading with good feelings, Ric.<A
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